She started operating in 13/5/2005. Lets wait for a review.

Nikolas

[ 05-21-2005: Message edited by: NicholasK ]

Can’t wait to see a picture.

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Originally posted by Onno:
That is interesting, to be honest I never liked her in a dark bleu hull, it made the ship look older and stuffy. Triton was meant to have a white hull.

Can’t wait to see a picture.

Onno

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I liked Triton in a dark hull color, made her look like a real ship (classic too) but I like old and stuffy ships my self
I'm just glad she is still sailing, I have a dream she went back too Cunard with a black hull BUT that's just a dream....

[ 05-14-2005: Message edited by: Ðraikar ]

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Originally posted by Onno:
Wayne, don’t forget her days as Cunard Adventurer (though some of her good looks were cut of by NCL)

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Aquamarine - 'water of the sea' was believed to be the stone of the sea goddess and was used as a talisman by the sailors of yore. During the days of the Roman empire it was believed to prevent sea sickness and to cure stomach disorders.
According to some legends, it is the treasure of mermaids, with the power to keep sailors safe at sea

Emerald - name comes from the Greek "smaragdos" which means green stone. According to legend, the wearing of emerald not only cured a wide range of ailments, including low I.Q., poor eyesight and infertility, but also enabled the wearer to predict the future.

Sapphire - Ancient priests and sorcerers honored sapphire above all gems, enabling them to interpret oracles & foretell the future. In medieval times, the sapphire was also considered as an antidote against poison, cure bloodshot eyes, plague boils as well as preserve muscle strength.

Topaz - name derived from the Greek word meaning "to shine" and also implies "fire". The Greeks felt it gave them strength & drove away sadness. It supposedly cooled tempers, restored sanity, cured asthma, relieved insomnia and even warded off sudden death.

Coral - Changing colour warns of approaching ill health; A strong talisman against bleeding, evil spirits, and hurricanes.

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Originally posted by PamM:
Aegean I, perhaps Amethyst, or even Peridot. The rest are all as mec1 said, gemstones, and all except Coral are birthstones. Often with a Greek or sea legend.

Aquamarine - 'water of the sea' was believed to be the stone of the sea goddess and was used as a talisman by the sailors of yore. During the days of the Roman empire it was believed to prevent sea sickness and to cure stomach disorders.
According to some legends, it is the treasure of mermaids, with the power to keep sailors safe at sea

Emerald - name comes from the Greek "smaragdos" which means green stone. According to legend, the wearing of emerald not only cured a wide range of ailments, including low I.Q., poor eyesight and infertility, but also enabled the wearer to predict the future.

Sapphire - Ancient priests and sorcerers honored sapphire

Pam

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Superb reading Guys and a befitting future for a much-maligned vessel. HER HISTORY has been checkered and crew members lost, Where is She registered, DNV throws all sorts of wobblers?

More indeed to follow.

Here is a Picture of Coral

Enjoy!

Nikolas

Also here is a picture of Perla

[ 05-19-2005: Message edited by: NicholasK ]

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Originally posted by NicholasK:
Hello

Here is a Picture of Coral

Enjoy!

Nikolas

[ 05-19-2005: Message edited by: NicholasK ]

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Thanks Nicholas !!

So eventually the "L" is retained.

Good!

[ 05-19-2005: Message edited by: Pan ]

That say i always like this ship. She have that very good looks. sadly lost some after here rebuilding with NCL. Buth still handsome. Happy that she go's to Louis she is saved frome Alang.

Good to see the former fleetmates back together though!

[ 05-20-2005: Message edited by: Keitaro ]

Hope she'll do well with Louis !

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Originally posted by Onno:
No problem there Draikar, every one has their own tastes!
A while back I did a rendition of Cunard Adventurer with a black hull.

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